KAURI NEWS.
FARMERS' UNION. The monthly meeting of the Kauri branch of the New Zealand Farmers' Union was held in the public hall on Tuesday, February 19, when Mr J. Peat presided over a small attendance. The correspondence was a formidable pile, including the minutes of the last Dominion executive meeting, which were well discussed; letters from the Whangarei County Council and the Hikurangi Town Board concerning unregistered dogs; the doings of the provincial and sub-provincial executives, and an interesting circular letter, containing suggestions for raising union funds by Mr F. S. Bowen, of Poverty Bay, which was approved. Other matters discussed and deferred for a better attended meeting were Mr Brake's scheme for raising union funds, the abolition of the Whangarei sub-provincial district, and the possibility of the formation of a gorse and noxious weeds board to control infested areas in the district. The treasurer tabled a statement of accounts to date, showing a healthy state, but he wanted the branch's share of levy returned by the subprovincial treasurer. The branch delegate, Mr Peat, undertook to look into the matter.
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Northern Advocate, 27 February 1924, Page 8
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